The Killing Frost

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Summary: Bookclub
Review: I enjoyed the book. Being a single parent it help to open my eyes to the deceitful ways that the enemy can come. Vera, like myself, in some instances, started looking for love and attention in all the wrong places and she jumped at the first person because she was naive and vulnerable. I highly recommend this book to single people who have a true desire to be married but feel that God has some how forgotten you.

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Summary: It is the simple things that confound us!
Review: In this riveting romance of good and evil, I could identify with the character, Vera. Although she was considered a spiritual leader, she was not above reproach. Rafe was on a mission. He was to steal, kill and destroy! He stole her precious innocence. This book lays it out on the table plain and simple. In less than 75 pages, it brings an end to innocence of life. There is a remnant of the population that this book is for. The Killing Frost destroyed the life from within! Thank-you Lynn Rice King for being used in this way.

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Summary: Unexpected twists
Review: There are several unexpected twists and turns in this spiritual novel that set it apart from others. I really enjoyed delving into Vera's life and problems and eagerly anticipate reading the next book in this series.